Global deglobalization and underinvestment spark a new commodity super cycle by the late 2020s.
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AI's rapid evolution promises unprecedented efficiency and profitability across industries, reshaping economic landscapes.
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Trade wars risk unraveling decades of economic progress amid globalization's enduring benefits.
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Online comment sections skew reality, influenced by unemployed men and algorithmic curation.
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Digital control systems are reshaping privacy and power dynamics in the financial world.
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AI's expanding role in military operations sparks ethical debates and strategic shifts in tech industry.
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AI's rapid evolution challenges privacy and security, highlighting the need for informed business decisions.
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Ben Delo paid a $10 million fine after pleading guilty to US banking violations in 2022 and was granted a pardon by President Donald Trump in March 2025.
Former LAPD officer Eric Halem was convicted of kidnapping and robbery for stealing $350,000 in bitcoin in 2024.
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Strategic player management and unexpected performances shake up NBA playoff predictions this season.
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Pentagon's AI deal collapse with Anthropic reveals ethical tensions in military tech integration.
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Analysts told The Block that institutions are increasingly viewing bitcoin as a maturing diversifier asset.
The escalating US-Israel-Iran conflict is now spilling into monetary policy expectations. Former Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned that the situation makes the Federal Reserve’s job significantly more complicated, especially when it comes to rate cuts. “I think the recent Iran situation puts the Fed even more on hold, more reluctant to cut rates than they …
Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said a sandbox is underway to test whether central bank money can operate in blockchain-based systems.
On March 2, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted strong investor demand, recording $458 million in net inflows with all 12 funds avoiding any outflows, a sign of healthy capital interest in Bitcoin products. Other crypto ETFs also saw positive activity, with spot Ethereum ETFs adding $38.69 million and XRP spot ETFs contributing $6.97 million, reflecting …
Iran’s cryptocurrency market saw a sharp shock after recent U.S.-Israeli airstrikes, which targeted Tehran, killing its supreme leader. This sent shockwaves through local exchanges as trading volume fell nearly 80% in just two days. Within hours, millions of dollars in digital assets moved out of the country. While the fighting was military, the financial impact …
March 3, 2026 07:08:27 UTC Crypto Market Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP Price Surge Bitcoin and the broader crypto market remain in a cautious phase as BTC continues to trade within the $62,000–$63,000 range over the past few days. The market is showing signs of risk, with Bitcoin struggling to hold momentum toward the key …
MANTRA Chain has successfully completed its transition from $OM to $MANTRA with the rollout of its v7.0.0 upgrade on March 3 UTC. The community-approved move automatically quadrupled token balances in a non-dilutive 1 to 4 split and updated token decimals from 6 to 18 for smoother use. The upgrade brings the ecosystem together under the …
Open interest in Hyperliquid’s CL USDC oil perpetual contract climbed above $50M in late February 2026 as escalating tensions between the United States, Israel, and Iran drove traders toward commodity exposure. Oil on the platform rose 5% to 70.60 dollars per barrel, while gold gained 1.3% to $5323 and silver advanced 2% to $94.90. Following …
Jan van Eck suggested that analysts have been overcomplicating recent Bitcoin price action, arguing that the four-year cycle has been the main driver holding prices down.
Core Scientific missed revenue expectations in the fourth quarter as Bitcoin miners were squeezed by lower prices and higher costs.
After a sharp sell-off tied to escalating tensions in the Middle East, the crypto market has bounced hard. Bitcoin surged back toward $70,000, Ethereum reclaimed $2,065, and total market cap climbed above $2.38 trillion. The Dow Jones slipped just 140 points, while the Nasdaq 100 erased earlier losses and turned positive. Oil also failed to …
The crypto market traded steadily today after a brief recovery ahead of the daily close. Total market capitalisation rebounded from local lows near $2.26 trillion to reclaim $2.34 trillion, signalling renewed buying interest rather than aggressive profit-taking. Bitcoin price moved above its recent consolidation range around $67,000 and briefly approached the $70,000 mark, while Ethereum …
After the Bitcoin price recovered from the flush to $63,000 over the last week, expectations are that the uptrend could continue. This has sparked predictions for the next rally and that the BTC price could move above $70,000 as a result of this. However, one analyst has thrown a wrench in this move, predicting that there could be another crash coming. This could lead to the final bottom, but suggests that much lower prices are coming first. The Ending Diagonal That Suggests Bitcoin Is Headed Downward EduwaveTrading posted an analysis on the TradingView website that paints a rather bearish picture for the Bitcoin price, at least in the short term. This prediction has to do with Bitcoin not reaching the previous swing low, and this could mean that there is another wave coming to help it hit that swing low. Related Reading: How High Will The Dogecoin Price Be If Bitcoin Reaches $200,000? As a result of the swing low not being hit, the crypto analyst suggests that Bitcoin could have dropped into an expanding ending diagonal pattern. This pattern, despite the recovery, points to another possible downward move. This move would be the start of a deeper downtrend that sends it to new yearly lows. The swing low target here lies just above $62,000 and could be a magnet for the price at this point. If the expanding ending diagonal pattern plays out, it means there is one more flush left. Once the swing low is broken, the analyst points out that Bitcoin could drop further below $59,000 before finding support again. Given this pattern, the crypto analyst suggests that investors may want to wait for this next flush to play out before doing anything. Only then would it be ‘safe’ to enter into Bitcoin, in order to avoid further losses. BTC Is Still Very Bearish Just like EduwaveTrading, another crypto analyst, Behdark, has predicted that Bitcoin will see another crash. This time around, the analyst points to the takeout on the downtrend lined the fact that the momentum has been dropping ahead, suggesting that Bitcoin is still very bearish. Related Reading: Are Institutions Killing Bitcoin And Ethereum? Here’s How They’ve Fared Since Companies Got Involved If the sellers continue to hold strong, then the crypto analyst sees Bitcoin falling toward $61,000, which coincides with the swing low that EduwaveTrading points out. Both of these analyses together say that it’s highly likely that the BTC price sees a strong move downward before establishing enough support to continue upward again. Featured image from Dall.E, chart from TradingView.com
U.S. BTC ETFs added $458 million, suggesting institutional buyers are absorbing the weekend shock that briefly sent BTC to $63,000.
AAVE price is back in the spotlight after climbing 3.32% to trade around $120, tracking the broader crypto market’s rebound. While Bitcoin and major altcoins stabilize, AAVE price action is showing early signs of structural improvement. However, the real story may not be the daily percentage gain. On-chain data reveals that Binance outflows from the …
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) posted its largest single‑day Bitcoin accumulation in about five months, adding around 11,054 BTC ($767.5M) to its holdings as Bitcoin climbed back above $69,000. Trading volume for IBIT hit about $3.9 billion, the most since last October. Other U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs also saw positive flows that day, contributing $195M-$962M …
Compressed volatility, strengthening ETF flows, and a diminished Coinbase discount “are not characteristics of a market accelerating into a fresh leg lower,” said 10x Research.
SoftBank-backed fintech giant PayPay is pressing ahead with a U.S. initial public offering that could value the company at up to $13.4 billion. As per reports, the Japanese digital payments leader plans to sell nearly 55 million American depositary shares priced between $17 and $20, aiming to raise around $1.1 billion at the top end. …